Franz’s Many Heads Left Scattered On The Beach.. . . ./// ./

Today i took a walk along Brighton beach with a bag of heads.. ././. . ../. Though i felt a bit bad for leaving them there, i didnt think they’d last long and at the very least they’d be returned to a natural origin.. / ./. So my conscience wasn’t too heavy i left with a couple of buckets of beach rubbish,  leaving the beach better than i found it.,. . ..// .

These slate paintings were painted over two years ago, from a series of photographs i took at a small intimate gig at the Bargate Monument in Southampton. The head in question was that of Franz Nicolay.. . /. Good bye Nicolay. /.

October 26, 2014 | Categories: Fine Art | Tags: Acrylic, art, Artist, Arts, Arts and Entertainment, bargate, beach, beach combing, Brighton, brighton beach, city, Exhibition, Franz Nicolay, Free Art, head, human, Jakob Belbin, Paint, Painting, portrait, Reclaimed, recycle, recycling, rubbish, Slate, Southampton, street art, urban, urban art, urban expressionism, Visual Arts | 2 Comments